Wednesday, August 15, 2012

You know those Republicans, they just don't have a different economic and political viewpoint. They're evil. This vid summarizes their pathological hatred of Conservatives and Republicans. So here are the three prongs Republicans are using to win the White House. Those damn rich racists anyway. Yep, still doing the race thing. If you oppose Obama's communism, you're a racist.

This is vile and malevolent stuff, but Democrats/Leftists actually believe it. To Koch brothers I say Soros. To using rich people's money to spread lies,

University
of California $1,648,685

Goldman Sachs $1,013,091

HarvardUniversity $878,164

Microsoft Corp $852,167

Google Inc $814,540

JPMorgan Chase & Co $808,799

Citigroup Inc $736,771

Time Warner $624,618 ...............all Obama donors.

Plus how many hundreds of fundraisers from rich Hollywood types, media moguls, and industry tycoons?

$135,000 a plate dinners?

Lies like Romney hasn't paid taxes for 10 years, he's a felon, he's a murderer, he's a bully (when he was 16!), and they're still doing the dog on the car thing. Really and truly? Ryan wants to kill old people? Really and truly?

Plus they get free campaign messaging from the Re-elect
Obama Press.

Mitch McConnell is Senate Minority Leader, not Majority by
the way. No one making this vid knows this?

And of course, nothing that's gone wrong in the last three
and a half years plus has anything to do with Obama's policies. It's the Evil
Bush! And Congress that was controlled for more than half this administration
by Democrats.

Democrats have become a vile and pathetic group of
pathological liars. A symptom of that is not knowing you're telling lies, you
believe them yourself.

The Late Great Democrat Party. Hopefully after November we
can say RIP. Of course they are a violent group, and they could well be rioting
in the streets, like Leftists do when they don't get their way.

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Live and work in Las Vegas. Attend First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Las Vegas. I served in Vietnam from December 1969 to February 1971 in the 11th Armored Cav..."I" Troop... where I drove a tank, and Air Cav in the ARP's (Aero Rifle Platoon). Also served in the Navy from 1976 to 1980 on the USS Cayuga and USS Duluth. I graduated from Northern Arizona University in 1974 with a degree in social work. I spent two years hitching and working in the oil patch in Wyoming as a roughneck. Lived for about 25 years in San Diego, my favorite city. I'm proud to be Christian, Soldier, Sailor, Conservative.

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